About GPS Luxembourgish

Why I Created GPS Luxembourgish

Preparing for the Luxembourgish Sproochentest can feel overwhelming. It's tempting to prepare by collecting questions and memorizing answers.

That's how I prepared the first time I took the Sproochentest. I didn't pass.

I had practiced my prepared questions and answers repeatedly. But during the interview, some of the questions and wording were different. I struggled to understand what I was being asked—and knowing my practiced answers wasn't enough.

When I prepared again, I changed my approach.

I practiced a wider range of questions, recorded myself answering unfamiliar questions, and focused on recognizing what a question was asking, answering it directly, and responding when the interviewer followed up.

That approach became the foundation of the GPS Method.

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Michelle Rausch, creator of GPS Luxembourgish.

I'm Michelle Rausch, creator of the GPS Method.

I created GPS Luxembourgish from the preparation approach I developed for my own Sproochentest.

Today, that approach is the framework behind the GPS Method Guide, Workbook, Interview Series, individual theme practice, and free learning resources.

GPS Luxembourgish doesn't promise to give you every question you'll be asked. It gives you a repeatable way to practice responding when you don't know exactly what's coming next.

Learn to navigate the interview—not memorize it.

An Independent Educational Resource

GPS Luxembourgish is an independent educational resource created to support learners preparing for the Luxembourgish Sproochentest oral interview.

It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Institut National des Langues Luxembourg (INLL), the Luxembourg Ministry of Education, or any other government organization.

The resources and services provided are intended to support independent preparation and do not guarantee a particular examination result.